Investigating Why Leaves Change Their Colors

By:

Rene', Ellen

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York PowerKids Press 2009Description: 24p.: col. photosISBN:

978-1-4042-4485-6

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Summary: Plants build themselves mostly from the air. That is where they get carbon, a building block for life. The carbon plants use comes from carbon dioxide, a gas in the air. Plants turn carbon dioxide and water into food.

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Non Fiction	MVS Library Children's Room	G- Nonfiction (Juvenile)	575.5 REN' (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		27082

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Plants build themselves mostly from the air. That is where they get carbon, a building block for life. The carbon plants use comes from carbon dioxide, a gas in the air. Plants turn carbon dioxide and water into food.

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